St Neots St Neots
Town F.C. Town F.C.
Established 1879
Established 1879
President-JohnWalker
BoardofDirectors
CEO-LouiseSales
Chairman-BarryCavilla
Secretary/Director-GaryWilson
CommercialDirector-MarkGearing
DirectorofFootball-IainParr Director-JezGreen
Director-MikeGreen
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BoardMember-DanielDodson
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Manager-CameronMawer AssistantManager-SteveKuhne Coach-AlexMinall GKCoach-GaryDean Physio-CraigLambert
U18Manager-TylaJoseph Academy
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ClubInformation
Address: RowleyPark,KesterWay, StNeots,Cambs., PE196SL
Website-www.stneotstownfc.co.uk Enquires-enquires@stneotstownfc.co.uk
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Ownership:
Inaccordancewiththefootballassociationleaguerule2.13 publicationofownershipinrelationtostep1-4withinthe footballpyramid,weherebyconfirmthelegalstatusofStNeotsTownFootballClubIdentificationNumber02921210,andis aPrivateLimitedCompany
Forthepurposesofpublicationofownershipwecanconfirmthatthefollowing arelistedasDirectorsoftheCompany: LeeKearns(Significantinterest70%),IainParr,LouiseSales,GaryWilsonandasNonExecutiveDirectorsMikeGreen,Jeremy Green,andBarryCavilla
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With Director Mike Green
"Goodafternoontoyouallandwelcomebacktothe PremierPlusStadiumfortoday‘sGCEHirePlantUnited CountiesLeaguePremierDivisionSouthmatch.Today weextendawarmwelcometoeveryoneconnectedto SilebyRangersFootballClubandwehopeyouenjoy ourhospitalityherethisafternoononwhatisyourfirst visit”.
LastSaturdayturnedouttobetheperfectdayfortheFootballClub.Aswewere grindingoutaveryimportant2-0winoverwhatwasaveryresilient,young YaxleysidecourtesyofRhysandMichaelfindingthebackofthenetinavery pwerfulsecondhalfshowing,nobodywoulddaredtohavepredictedwhatwasto happeninthegamesinvolvingthechasingpack.SecondplacedAylestonePark weretogodoenbyasolitarygoalatGNGOadbyTown,ThirdplacedRugby Boroughwereheldtoa1-1drawatEasingtonSportsandfourthplacedMarch TownUnited weretobebeatenatEyesburyRovers2-0which,comeFiveO’Clock, meantwehadopenedupaneightpointgaponthechasingpack.
OurrecentlypostonedHinchingbrookeCupSemiFinalawayatMarchTown UnitedhasnowbenrescheduledforTuesday18thFebruary-7.45pmkickoffand ifyouredesperateforyourfootballfixthatweek,tryandgetalongtothisgame aswehavenocompetitivefixturethatfollowingSaturday(22ndFeb).
TenmoreCupFinalstogointheLeagueandyoursupport iscrucialasweheadtowardsourultimategoal.Let’s makethePremierPlusStadiumacouldronofnoise forouropponentstodealwithanditwouldbegreatif wecouldstarthittingfivehundredthroughthegates soletstryandgetasmanypeopletoourremaining gamesaspossible
BE LOUD, BE PROUD, BE A SAINT
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WithChairmanBarryCavilla
With Manager Cameron Mawer
"SecondtimeluckywiththisfixtureasI’dliketogiveeveryone fromNorthamptonSilebyRangersFCawarmwelcometothe PremierPlusStadium.Afantasticfixturebetweenthetwo sidesinOctobersawuscomeoutontopbutitwasaveryclose contestandSilebyshowedwhatagoodsidetheyare.”.
Theycurrentlyhavethreewinsfromtheirlastfourgames,withwins againstRugbyBoroughandNorthamptonO.N.Chenecksinthatrunto showjusthowgoodasidetheyareandhowdifficultSaturdaywillbe.
Lastweeksawanimportantthreepointscollectedafterasolid,ifnot spectacularperformanceagainstadoggedYaxleyside.Theysettheir stalloutearlytodefendandcounterandtheyaredangerousgames butwemanagedtododgeadifficultbulletandcomeoutontop.
I’dliketowelcomeColeButlertotheclub,abigsigningforuswhoI havenodoubtwillbeexcitingtowatchforthefans,heplayedagainst usforPottonUnitedearlierintheseasonandIthoughtcausedusall sortsofproblemsandIamreallypleasedtohavehim onboardforthisseasonspushandbeyond.
Weonlyhave4homegamesleftsolet’skeeppushing attendancesup,asyournoisemakesallthedifference totheboys.Thanksforyoursupportasalways.
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Chairman Barry Cavilla
“GoodafternoonandwelcometothePremierPlus StadiumfortodaysUCLPremierDivisionSouthfixture. TodayweofferawarmwelcometothePlayers,Officals andSupportersofNorthamptonSilebyRangersforthis rearrangedleaguematch.”.
WehadaverytoughencounteratSilebyrangersearlierthisseasonandhadtoputina strongsecondhalfperformancetosecurethevictoryandthreevaluablepoints.Last SaturdayagainstadeterminedandcommittedYaxleyside,theladshadtobepatientand focusedontheirtaskanditwasn’tuntilthesecondhalftheymanagedtogetaheadand eventuallysealedafine2-0victoryaftersomeheroicsfromthevisitingkeeperkeptSaints atbay.IamcertainthiswillbeequallyascompetitivetodayagainstSilebyRangersandI amsureCameronandtheLadswillhavetobefullyfocusedonthetaskaheadknowing thathittingthetopspotyouralwaysgoingtofindittoughanddemandingstayingthereas allteamswanttopushyouallthewayandgetoneoveryou.
Howevertheteamhasnowputthemselvesinaverygoodpositiontogoonandgetsome headwayfromtheleadingpackandhopefullymakingtheirHomeformcountinwhatis goingtobeanexcitinganddemandinglastten gameswithplentyofchallengesalongtheway.Iam certainCameronandhisbackroomteamwillhelpthe ladsmanagetheseremaininggamesandtoachievewhat everyteamstartstheseasonbelieving,thattheycanfind awaytothenextlevel.
Sowithyourfantasticsupportandbackingasalways, thisIamcertainwillgivetheteamthataddedconfidence anddeterminationtocontinueworkinghardandfindinga waytosecuremorevaluablepointsandkeepthepressure anddistancefromthechasingpack.GoodLuckSaints. Lookforwardtoseeingyouall.Thankyouall andenjoythe gamethisafternoon.
COMEONYOUSAINTS
Barry Barry Barry
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We would like to introduce our new Club Welfare Officer (CWO) Gemma Keech.
Gemma has many years of safeguarding experience through careers in Teaching and Children’s Social Care, as well as being the Club Welfare Officer for Priory Parkside Football Club for almost 4 years.
Gemma’s role as CWO is to be the first point of contact for all club members regarding concerns about the welfare of any child, young person or adult at risk at St Neots Town Football Club. She will liaise directly with the Designated Safeguarding Officer for Hunts FA and is familiar with the procedures for referring any concerns.
Gemma is committed to providing a safe and positive environment for all players, staff and volunteers within SNTFC.
If you need to contact Gemma, her details are as follows:
Rhys Thorpe opens the scoring versus Yaxley
Celebrations as Mike Amaeshike scores the second goal versus Yaxley
FORTHCOMING EVENTS at St Neots Town FC
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DAMMY
BLAST FROM THE PAST
SAINTS COME GOOD SECOND HALF (12th October 2024)
SILEBY RANGERS 0 ST NEOTS TOWN 3
This was St Neots first visit to Fernie Fields for 30 years having been beaten 4-1 in the League KO Cup on their last visit in October 1996, so this was appropriate revenge. The result extended St Neots’ current winning run to four matches and cemented their position in the play-off places in the league table four points behind leaders Aylestone Park but with a match in hand. Manager Cameron Mawer named an unchanged line-up for the first time since early August but made two second half substitutions. Sileby were a side in form having won three and drawn two of their last six league matches and St Neots had to be at their best after the break to return home with all three points. They also had man-of-the-match goalkeeper James Goff to thank for some vital saves both before they had scored and whilst they boasted only a one goal advantage over their hosts.
The first half was a cagey affair with both sides able to produce some impressive possession football without serious testing the opposition goalkeeper. In the first twenty minutes there were only two serious attempts on goal – Rob Parker releasing Rhys Thorpe on goal, but home keeper Dean Love saved well, and a long-range effort by Harvey Williams that flew wide. Gradually the contest opened-up with home striker Kenzie Cross testing James Goff, and at the other end Love was again in action bravely saving at the feet of Williams. A three-man St Neots move ended with Thorpe just off target, and Connor Furlong tested the home keeper after neat work by Mike Amaeshike. The tireless Thorpe shot across the face of goal after being played clear and the half ended with Sileby striker Nathan Burrows seeing his shot rebound from a post to be cleared.
BLAST FROM THE PAST
The second half began with the home side on the offensive and St Neots had to funnel back and defend. Goff saved bravely at the feet of Lamin Jammeh and a searching cross by Josh Drain was cleared off the St Neots goal line. Another important save by Goff heralded a change in the pattern of play as the visitors began once again to string together their passes. On the hour an incisive break forward saw Kieran Barnes break down the left before pulling the ball back for Connor Furlong to thunder his shot past the home keeper to give St Neots the lead. Sileby replied with Burrows testing Goff and then the keeper kept the visitors ahead with a full length save to deny Drain. St Neots sent on Sam Willis for Williams and created several promising openings thwarted only by the offside flag. However, in the last ten minutes St Neots took full advantage as the host side appeared to flag. Hard-working Rhys Thorpe eventually slipped the offside trap collecting a lengthy clearance to add the second goal and the icing on the cake for the visitors came in the final minute when substitute Sam Willis was set up by Amaeshike for St Neots’ third goal.
St Neots: Goff, Parker, Culkin, Tavernier, George, Bowen, Furlong, Amaeshike, Thorpe, Barnes, Williams
Subs: Willis (for Williams 66 mins), Baulk (for Thorpe 86 mins), Bomolo, Joseph, and Nickels.
Cards: Bowen (Y – 36 mins)
Sileby: Love, Drain, Garlick, Daldy, Alexander, Stevens, Surage, Cross, Burrows, Fitzjohn, Jammeh
Subs: Kelly (for Cross 80 mins), Newell (for Garlick 80 mins), Nagy (for Drain 80 mins), Lewington, and Mortimer.
Cards: none
Referee: Daniel Haywood (Leicester)
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The Saints Community
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Wewouldliketoformally announcethattheSaints CommunityMemorial Wallisnowreadyand opportunitiesfor Supporterstoremember theirlovedones,whomay havebeenSaints Supportersthemselves, arenowavailable.
The Wall is completely under cover and protected from the elements and the flowers/shrubbery are cared for and tended to on a daily basis by our dedicated grounds staff. We would like to thank Kite Utilities, Ballinger Construction and Oasis Promotions and Print for all their collective help in getting this project from an idea by Chairman Barry Cavilla to a quite splendid addition to our stadium.
Stainless steel wall plaques are now available for loving messages to be engraved in the following two options:
6” x 4” Stainless Steel Wall plaque – Lasered with black text (feels smooth to touch)
Can come with 4 countersunk screws – or they can be without and glued
Total cost £36.00
8” x 4” Stainless Steel Wall plaque – Lasered with black text (feels smooth to touch)
Can come with 4 countersunk screws – or they can be without and glued
Total cost £48.00
Any interested supporters should contact Chairman Barry Cavilla for further details via email on bcavilla77@gmail.com or in person at The Premier Plus Stadium on a matchday.
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Seasons Past - Seasons Past - With John Walker With John Walker
This Edition Focuses on Season This Edition Focuses on Season
1980/81 1980/81
This is one of the more historical in a series of records (some 44 years ago) highlighting one
This is one of the more historical in a series of records (some 44 years ago) highlighting one of our seasons at Shortsands to depict both the highs and the lows in the recent proud of our seasons at Shortsands to depict both the highs and the lows in the recent proud history of the Club. history of the Club. This was one of only two occasions in the Shortsands UCL period that This was one of only two occasions in the Shortsands UCL period that we retained the Huntingdonshire Senior Cup in successive seasons and it marked the end we retained the Huntingdonshire Senior Cup in successive seasons and it marked the end of a quite remarkable period for we had held that trophy four times in five seasons. of a quite remarkable period for we had held that trophy four times in five seasons. However, that was a rare highlight on the playing side because our league form continued However, that was a rare highlight on the playing side because our league form continued to disappoint as we dropped a further place in the league table from the previous season to disappoint as we dropped a further place in the league table from the previous season to thirteenth – the fourth season we had failed to improve on that final placing. Playing in to thirteenth – the fourth season we had failed to improve on that final placing. Playing in the lower UCL Reserve Division the second team only avoided a bottom two finish with a the lower UCL Reserve Division the second team only avoided a bottom two finish with a final day league victory. final day league victory. League: League:
We only recorded three away league victories and leading scorer Dave Gray scored in We only recorded three away league victories and leading scorer Dave Gray scored in each of these matches at Northampton Spencer, Irthlingborough Diamonds and Eynesbury each of these matches at Northampton Spencer, Irthlingborough Diamonds and Eynesbury Rovers. Rovers.
Our only league double was at Irthlingborough Diamonds – the only time in our 15 seasons Our only league double was at Irthlingborough Diamonds – the only time in our 15 seasons in the UCL at Shortsands that we beat our bogey team home and away. in the UCL at Shortsands that we beat our bogey team home and away.
Our Cup record featured the scoring exploits of midfield player Micky Rogers.
Our Cup record featured the scoring exploits of midfield player Micky Rogers. He played He played in only eight of our 10 cup matches but scored seven goals and finished second highest in only eight of our 10 cup matches but scored seven goals and finished second highest scorer in the season. scorer in the season.
The Reserve team scored only seventeen goals at home in seventeen matches and only one The Reserve team scored only seventeen goals at home in seventeen matches and only one player scored twice in a league match (John Hunter at Olney). player scored twice in a league match (John Hunter at Olney).
The top goal scorer was Dave Gray with 15 goals followed by Micky Rogers with 10.
The top goal scorer was Dave Gray with 15 goals followed by Micky Rogers with 10.
The Manager was Terry Reedman
The Manager was Terry Reedman
John Walker's Match Preview SILEBY RANGERS FC
Year founded: 1968 Chairman: David King Club Website: www.silebyrangers.co.uk
GOOD AFTERNOON AND A WELCOME TO THE PREMIER PLUS STADIUM TO OUR VISITORS - NORTHAMPTON
SILEBY RANGERS
Today we have a rearranged fixture because Sileby’s first scheduled fixture here was on 7th December last year but that was postponed because heavy overnight rain rendered our pitch unfit for play This is to be Sileby’s first visit to St Neots Town FC since the 1994/95 season (yes 30 years ago!) when we were both members of the lower division of the United Counties League and Northampton Sileby were known as Northampton Vanaid. Of course, that means it is their first visit to the Premier Plus Stadium because their last visit to Town was to our original Rowley Park ground. In that memorable season – our first back at Senior level after moving to out new ground – we beat Vanaid 3-2 at home and 5-2 away in the league but in between those two matches we went to Northampton in the League Cup and were convincingly beaten 4-1 with Mike Phelan getting our consolation goal. Six former players featured on the scoresheet of our league victories in that first season and for the benefit of the historians reading this they were Steve Galbraith, Steve Brown, Paul Scott, David Albone, Andy Meeks, and Grant Ager.
However, now back to the current Sileby Rangers. Our two sides met in our first league meeting this season at Fernie Field on 12th October when our lads ran out 3-0 winners with Rhys Thorpe, Connor Furlong and Sam Willis on the scoresheet. Sileby are currently 12th in the league table with nine wins and five draws in their 25 completed league matches.Away from home Sileby have won four times – at Bugbrooke, Godmanchester, ON Chenecks, and most notably at Rugby Borough. At home in the league they held leaders Aylestone Park to a draw and they equalled their best home league victory of the season when they defeated Lutterworth Town 4-1. In the FA Cup they lost in an extra-preliminary round replay away at Boston Town and in the FA Vase they were beaten at home in a penalty shoot-out by their neighbours Northampton ON Chenecks. Meantime in the League KO Cup they travelled to Newark and Sherwood but lost 2-1 and to complete a quartet of first match cup defeats they were beaten 4-1 away at higher graded Brackley Town in the Northamptonshire Hillier Senior Cup.
Previous meetings of our teams:
John Walker's Match Report
YAXLEY FC (H)
01-02-2025
GCE HIRE PLANT UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SOUTH
ST NEOTS TOWN 2
YAXLEY FC 0
On what could prove a significant Saturday, St Neots were the only team in the top five of the league table to pick up a victory to take their lead at the top of the table to eight points. Elsewhere Aylestone Park, March Town and Hinckley all lost, and second placed Rugby Borough were held to a draw. However, the victory over visitors Yaxley was not as straightforward as the final scoreline suggests with St Neots not breaking through until the hour against a stubborn visiting side. The result saw St Neots record their sixth league double of the season as well as extending their goal difference to plus six over their nearest challengers. St Neots scorers had both been on the scoresheet in the earlier away league victory over Yaxley in August. Manager Cameron Mawer named an unchanged line up from the previous match despite having regular defender Charlie Bowen back in the squad.
The first half proved to be largely a one-way affair with St Neots dominating possession and the attacking play but lacking the final touch in front of goal.The visiting side suffered the loss of goalkeeper Max Rigby after just six minutes after he had acrobatically saved from Michael Amaeshike, but his deputy Quincey Shorunmu proved a more than adequate replacement with a string of confident saves to deny the home attack. Murphy Culkin saw a shot deflected and then set up Rhys Thorpe whose effort was off target, and despite constant superior possession the home side failed to find a breakthrough. In their first significant attack on the half hour Yaxley midfielder Denys Dushkin saw his effort blocked by a defender and then at the other end the replacement visiting keeper distinguished himself with two saves to deny Connor Furlong who was running riot down the right-hand side. Sam Willis saw his shot deflected and then the lively Kieran Barnes saw his first effort punched clear and second blocked on the goal line by a defender.
John Walker's Match Report
YAXLEY FC (H)
01-02-2025
More of the same but with better finishing must have been the half time instruction for St Neots, and they responded with Harvey Williams dragging his finish wide after Furlong had rounded his marker. The important breakthrough came just before the hour when a St Neots corner was not cleared, and the hard-working Rhys Thorpe bundled the ball home from close range. His reward was to be substituted by Danny Baulk with the visitors reduced to ten men with Fayed Rhaman sin-binned after an exchange of views with the Referee. In a bid to boost their chances the visitors made a couple of attacking substitutions but this afforded St Neots more room and Baulk shot narrowly across the face of goal from a tight angle. Then, after 71 minutes, St Neots sealed their victory when Williams and the excellent Willis combined to set up Michael Amaeshike for his twelfth goal of the season. At 2-0 the St Neots victory was comfortable and there would have been further goals but for two excellent saves by Shorunmu to deny Baulk and Furlong.
St Neots Town: Goff, Willis, Culkin, Tavernier, Parker, Peters, Furlong, Amaeshike, Thorpe, Barnes, Williams
Subs: Baulk (for Thorpe 58 mins), Fox (for Williams 82 mins), Bowen, George, and Jessop
Cards: none
Yaxley: Rigby, Pratt, Robertson, Chivers, Venters, Bilicz, Dushkin, Carder, Smith (K), Rhaman, Smith (J).
Subs: Shorunmu (for Rigby 6 mins),Turner (for Carder 62 Mins), Watkins (for Bilicz 68 mins), Lilley (for Smith 75 mins), and Baines.
Cards: Bilicz (Y – 61 mins), Dushkin (Y – 89 mins), Rhaman (s/b 58 mins)
Attendance: 339
Referee: Wyndham Trusler (Kettering)
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Opponent Spotlight
NORTHAMPTON SILEBY RANGERS
The club was founded as Sileby Rangers in 1968 as the works team of the Sileby Engineering Company (named after the Leicestershire village of Sileby where it had been established). They initially played in Sunday leagues, and won the Northants Sunday Cup in 1975, having been runners-up two years earlier. They also reached the final (but failed to win) in 1979, 1983 and 1993.
In the mid-1950s the club joined the Northampton Town League. They won the title in 1989 and 1990 and finished second in 1991 and 1993. During this era, the club was known as Northampton Vanaid following a sponsorship deal.
In 1993, the club was promoted to the United Counties League, the first to do so from the Northampton Town league. In their first season in the division, they won the title and the Northants Junior Cup. However, they were not promoted to the Premier Division due to a lack of floodlights. They won the Junior cup again in 1997, and in 2000 were renamed Northampton Sileby Rangers. More Junior Cups were won in 2002 and 2003, beating Rothwell Corinthians in the final on both occasions. They won the division for a second and third time in 2002–03 and 2004-05 but were again not promoted.
The 2012–13 season saw Glenn Botterill lead the team to the United Counties League Division One championship ahead of AFC Rushden & Diamonds, by winning 30 out of their 36 league games. Finances for the club dried up at the beginning of the 2013–14 season, however, which resulted in a mass exodus of the title winning team and ultimately in Glenn Botterill resigning his position at the club.
At the end of the 2020–21 season the club were transferred to Division One of the Spartan South Midlands League.
Honours
United Counties League
·Division One champions 1993–94, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2012–13
Northampton Town League
·Champions 1988–89, 1989–90
Northants Junior Cup
·Winners 1994, 1997, 2002, 2003
Northants Sunday Cup
·Winners 1975
SquadList SquadList
JJamesGoff(GK) amesGoff(GK)
NathanGeorge NathanGeorge
RobbieParker(C) RobbieParker(C)
MurphyCulkin MurphyCulkin
CharlieBowen CharlieBowen
JJamesPeters amesPeters
Manager - Cameron Mawer
Assistant - Steve Kuhne
Coach - Alex Minall
GK Coach - Gary Dean
Physio - Craig Lambert
Manager – James Logan
Manager – Aaron Clipston
Coach - Stuart Smeathers Coach - Dino Cirelli
GK Coach - John Bowers
ChristianTavernier ChristianTavernier
MichaelAmaeshike MichaelAmaeshike
SamWillis SamWillis
KieranBarnes KieranBarnes
ColeButler ColeButler
ShaneFox ShaneFox
RhysThorpe RhysThorpe
ConnorFurlong ConnorFurlong
DannyBaulk DannyBaulk
HarveyWilliams HarveyWilliams
RobbieSutherland RobbieSutherland
BrandonJessop BrandonJessop
JJamesHatch amesHatch
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Squad List Squad List
Ross Garlick Ross Garlick
Jack Daldy Jack Daldy Joe Lewington Joe Lewington
Luke Stevens Luke Stevens
Harrison Knight Harrison Knight
Reed Murphy Reed Murphy
Ben Fitzjohn Ben Fitzjohn
Kenzie Cross Kenzie Cross
Rico Alexander Rico Alexander
Josh Drain Josh Drain
Elliot Sandy Elliot Sandy
Jake Nagy Jake Nagy
Lammin Jammeh Lammin Jammeh
Charlie Newell Charlie Newell
Beppe Freitas Beppe Freitas
George Herbert George Herbert
Dylan Sucrue Dylan Sucrue
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Black Shorts
Red Socks
Referee Paul McVey Assistant Peter Moore Assistant 2 Ian Reynolds
